The kennel is located in the countryside about 16 km outside of Enköping, northwest of Stockholm, with lots of fields for the dogs to run around and play on.
Our dogs are freely strolling around on our yard and are always walking without any leash during our daily walks.
They have free access to the house and work well with each other, all of our dogs like to sleep in the furnitures and we always have at least one sleeping in our laps.

The kennels origin, history and dogs
I've been raised with dogs my whole life, first a German Shepherd named Bitsie (born 1974) and after that we had a lovely German Shepherd/collie mix Tschaika (born: 1986) she opened my huge interest for the collie breed.
But in 1994, I bought my first own dog when I was 18 years old togheter with my boyfriend (who's now also my husband), this dog was a mixed breed - German Shepherd, Golden Retriever, Border Collie & Smålands Stövare, and he got the name "Dakari" (Brown Daiquiri). With him I competed active a few years in agility and he was also trained in obedience, tracking and pulling. Dalari was a dog who taught me much about dogs very quickly and he was not a "beginner's dog".

In 1995 I bought my first purebred dog - a brown Newfoundland female named "Chow Bears Go West" but when she was nine months old, at the same time as she was in her first heat, we found out that she had a severe congenital heart disease and had to be put to sleep only at nine month of age.

Later that year I bought my first Collie - "Wobbster's Born To Be A Winner" and he was then followed by a female - Hillslättens Bless My Mistake, who unfortunately had a hip fault grade 1 (she was however in heat when she was X-rayed and if had I known better we would have x-rayed her once more before she was returned). Due to this I bought a tricoloured female "Madonna-Minett" she had the same father as Ettan, but none of these have been bred on.

In 2000, I apply for my kennel name and my thought was to breed collie rough and the name was my third hand choice.
I actual didn't really like it then but as time went on I fell in love with this name - which for me means small, though and happy dogs.

But faith wanted it different for me when my first Phalène "Molargårdens Glans" made an entrance in 2001, he was bought as a 7 month old puppy from my sister.
It was not really ment for him to move in with us permanently but Midas and I took immediate liking to each other and I could not see him move out.
Luckily my sisters are very understanding.

Midas won one CAC when he was younger and has been trained in obedience, but we only did a handful of enterings because my nerves are not made for obedience competition.
Midas was once again shown the summer of 2010, 9½ years old as a veteran just for fun, he suprised me to sweap the floor with the younger dogs and became 2nd best male with CAC two days in a row, and got his Swedsih Champion title when he was almost 10 years old.

In 2003, we had the honor of taking a little female Phalène on breeding terms for kennel Molargården. This bitch "Johtina's Sunlight Of June" had one litter there - Molargårdens M-litter.

With Soya the huge world of dog show world opened for me and she became SCh DKCh IntCh and Swedish Winner Of 2007, she was on The Swedish Phalène society's top-to ten list for 3 years in a row.

Soya is the mother to our "B-litter" and we kept a little female "Blast From The Past", Diva is co-owned with kennel Lindilis.
Soya was retired from shows during 2008 since she wasn't to keen of it any longer.
Maybe she'll be taken out as a veteran.
 

In 2005 I got the huge honor of having "Kecil Real Blonde" from kennel Kecil in Denmark, when she was 13 month old.

Later that same year Phalène no. 3 arrived - Soya's son "Molargårdens Muskot", he was actually going to move on to Denmark to kennel Kecil, but for some reasons, Scottie stayed with us. He has to this date won one CAC.

Blondie became mother to our firstborn puppies, "A-Litter" , where she gave us the lovely "Avalanche" who looks like her mother in both the appearance and manner.

When Blondie had recovered from her litter, her journey towards the chamipon titles began.
 

The summer/autumn of 2008 - she quickly conquered both the Danish and Swedish Champion title and she's came quickly on the top ten list in both Sweden and Denmark, last mention she won over her very successfully mother MultiCh. Kecil Odds On Chance - and  became Danish Club Winner 2008.
During 2008 Blondie conquered many BOB in Denmark, Sweden and in Czech Republic, 5 CACIB in these three countries and she also quickly becam Danish Club Champion (must win the champion class 5 times and get Club CAC). She also became Nordic Winner 2008.

The same year (2008) "Avalanche" succeeded in doing something none of my other females have done before, she became BOS at HUND-08, one of Swedens biggest dog show, there she won both CAC and CACIB from intermediate class. She also qualifed for Crufts 2009, which I choosed not to travel to.

Bell is an remarkable little girl with huge spirit and fire, she's also very much in love with herself, according to her none is more beautiful than her and this has resulted in a Bell-fanclub that is growing every day both here in Sweden and also abroad - which makes me tremendiously happy. =).
I have gotten tons of emails from people wanting to buy her, but my precious Bell will never be for sale. Shw owns my heart completely.